Life in Downtown Boston.

Three ways to make the neighborhood part of your day.

Downtown Crossing and Franklin Street

Choose the connection between a full-service tower, the surrounding shops and the Common. At Millennium Tower, the actual line, outlook and floor plan matter as much as the address.

Explore Millennium Tower

Theatre District and Avery Street

Compare Millennium Place and the Ritz-Carlton residences for the mix of service, shared spaces and the route you will use for an evening out. Confirm the actual residence’s current services and costs.

Explore Millennium Place

Bulfinch Crossing and the West End

The Sudbury places its condominium homes high above the West End. Test the entrance, your route to Beacon Hill or the North End, and the view from the rooms you will use.

Explore The Sudbury

Explore the neighborhood on the map.

Find the featured condo buildings, places to eat and everyday stops around a possible home. Use the filters or the place directory, then keep the building selected as you explore homes.

The outline is the City Downtown neighborhood reference. Nearby places outside it are identified separately. Approximate address locations, not surveyed entrances or parcel boundaries. Selected places are not an exhaustive directory and building pins do not establish current listing availability.

Take the route before choosing the address.

Tour the living room and bedrooms at the time of day you expect to be home. In a tower, the line, neighboring structures, window area and usable room dimensions can matter more than the floor number alone.